Video interview

Intrusion — Thou shalt not commit adultery. Maud Simoneau meets Ariane Voineau

Place
Studio Lucie Grégoire
Date
April 13, 2022
Editor
Alexandre Zacharie
Recording
Nessa Ghassemi-Bakhtiari
Length
50 min 00
Production
Espace Perreault and Le fils d'Adrien danse

Intrusion — Thou shalt not commit adultery

Harold Rhéaume interviews Ariane Voineau dancer in the 2021 version of Les Dix Commandements and Maud Simoneau, dancer of the 1998 version.

 

Part of the series of interviews for the piece The Ten Commandments, this video features dancers Maud Simoneau and Ariane Voineau and choreographer Harold Rhéaume. From this commandment, viewers retain the spirit and power that the two dancers drew from within, in response to the wound of abandonment.

A conversation about a role that is both raw and sensual, yin and yang, where artists no longer define themselves by gender – reflecting the times and the choreographer’s work. It is also a look back at the choreographic writing, inspired largely by emotions that guide the movement and dialogue with the dancers.

Project

Les dix commandements: Encounters (1998–2021)

Co-production

In 1998, Harold Rhéaume created his first major work, Les dix commandements, which examines complex issues related to the values and moral codes that hold a society together. His company, Le fils d’Adrien danse, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2021. To mark the occasion, it…

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